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Posted by: OlCh on 03-03-2005, 07:34 | ||||||||||||||
Релиз tiger 1951 фантастический... с двух сторон
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Posted by: OlCh on 03-03-2005, 07:35 |
![]() ![]() Biography by Bruce Eder No blues singer ever presented a more gentle, genial image than Mississippi John Hurt. A guitarist with an extraordinarily lyrical and refined fingerpicking style, he also sang with a warmth unique in the field of blues, and the gospel influence in his music gave it a depth and reflective quality unusual in the field. Coupled with the sheer gratitude and amazement that he felt over having found a mass audience so late in life, and playing concerts in front of thousands of people — for fees that seemed astronomical to a man who had always made ... Read More... (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=ADFEAEE4791EDB48AB7F20C2966C179A947DF71ED342F38250325F498DE7621BDF5C6AB213A7C6CFB1FA70F878AFF52AA0500FD2DA8E2B&sql=11:nsrb28gc051a~T1 Born John Smith Hurt on Jul 3, 1893 in Teoc, MS Died Nov 2, 1966 in Grenada, MS Years Active 1910 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 2000 Genre Blues Styles Prewar Country Blues Acoustic Blues Country Blues Blues Revival Delta Blues Field Recordings Prewar Blues Songster Instruments Guitar Harmonica Songwriter Vocals --------------------------------- Avalon Blues : Complete 1928 Okeh Recordings Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Mississippi John Hurt recorded 13 country-blues songs for the Okeh Electric Records company in 1928. Then he vanished. Actually, he never went anywhere. Indeed, he never strayed from his hometown of Avalon, Mississippi. He simply put the guitar down. It was the Great Depression, times were tough, money was scarce, and he needed to work. Nearly 30 years later, a blues enthusiast tracked him down, took him back to Washington, D.C., and suddenly Mississippi John's musical career resumed as quickly as it had finished. He recorded again, but these first songs from the late 1920s--with John's melancholy voice and hypnotic guitar playing at its most inspired--are his greatest musical accomplishments. --Percy Keegan 1. Frankie 2. Nobody's Dirty Business 3. Ain't No Tellin' 4. Louis Collins 5. Avalon Blues 6. Big Leg Blues 7. Stack O' Lee Blues 8. Candy Man Blues 9. Got the Blues (Can't Be Satisfied) 10. Blessed Be the Name 11. Praying on the Old Camp Ground 12. Blue Harvest Blues 13. Spike Driver Blues ape-cue-jpg-rar 118MB |
Posted by: OlCh on 03-03-2005, 07:36 |
Значится фантастика ![]() с одной стороны - root blues, SBM ремастер записи 1928! года ![]() с другой стороны - лога нет, cue не работает, потому как от руки и коряво слеплено ![]() ![]() |